Rancho Sedona RV Park

The prior reviews are correct that the campground has a lot of rules and signs, but I think that's what makes it great. It was very quiet and full of respectful campers. I had nothing but pleasant experiences with the staff, and they even accommodated us for an extra night when there was a last minute cancellation (we had to move sites). Though some of the sites are a little tight, the majority are easy to get in and out of due to a wide drive aisle. The staff is careful to tell you if the site you are booking is a tight fit.

The campground is very popular, and for good reason. It was completely full the three weeknights that we were there. It's conveniently located to Tlaquepaque Arts & Crafts Village, is surrounded by beautiful scenery, and is a short drive to tons of trains and sights. The creek was quite popular for swimming.

For anyone attempting to work remotely, the WiFi wasn't really usable (less than 1 MBPS), but it has great cell coverage for AT&T and Verizon (Visible) and we were getting speeds on average of 25 MBPS.

Would absolutely stay here again, but would plan much further in advance so that we could stay longer.

We’ve not stayed in many parks yet. We are newbies. We stayed close to home for our first stay in the trailer we just bought in case something went wrong.

I was amazed this park was tucked back in behind the downtown area. The site was nice and kept up very well. I thought all the people working there were very nice. They all loved our dogs. There were lots of dogs and everyone followed the rules well. I found the rules to be logical and had no trouble following them.

The WiFi was pretty solid. We had issues the first night but not after. We were able to stream video and work.

Stayed in Mid Sept. 2019 for our Maiden Voyage with new (to us) RV. Campground is very clean, well kept, enjoyed walking and relaxing next to the Oak Creek. A fun ride on our side-by-side down the dirt road of Schnebly Hill with breathtaking views. No fires and no propane toe warmer for us as it's not allowed. Since Sedona is a "dark" city, we were "ticketed" for forgetting to turn our little amber light out at the entrance to our RV for 2 nights, yet the park is well lite all night long with large florescent pole lights! The office staff were not very friendly, rather a little condescending with all their rules. Laundry room was clean, did not use the bathrooms. We would suggest to stay in the south end of the campground near the creek as the sites seem larger and roomier. Pricey!

Located just across Old Town Sedona, across the Oak Creek, sits Rancho Sedona. Highly recommend to make reservations well ahead of time since Sedona, most of the time, is busy with tourist and lots of traffic. The sites are unique in their own ways, some have grass, some gravel, and some fencing. It felt very private and homey. We enjoyed our stay and close proximity to all the beautiful trails and scenic red Sedona mountains. The rules are strict, but it didn't bother us at all. After a full days hike, we were inside our trailer and fast asleep. :) You can walk down to the Oak river and enjoy the steady stream of water and sounds. I wish they would have a bridge/walkway over to downtown Sedona, but it runs into private property ... but that's just wishing. Get out and enjoy the beauty of Sedona!

This place is fantastic! It's centrally located and right on Oak Creek. We felt really safe leaving our RV there unattended to go out and explore every day.
The place is clean and the upkeep of the grounds and sites is constant. The bathrooms and showers are cleaned daily. There's even propane delivery each Wednesday!
We initially booked a 1 week stay but kept extending our time there, back and forth between boondocking and the RV park. Not one negative thing to say. We will definitely be back!

Great location - walking distance to downtown and easy driving access to all that Sedona has to offer. Really clean, manicured grounds. Quiet and peaceful.

As others have mentioned, not the friendliest staff and the rules/signage are really over the top. You kind of feel like you're intruding! It's also pretty expensive for the amenities offered and it would be helpful if they could book online and/or at least send an email confirmation. I get anxious when I don't receive any sort of confirmation when it's a destination like this..

Reservations are by telephone only. Rancho Sedona requires a credit card at the time of makeing the reservation. Check in is at noon, if early they have an overflow lot. If arriving at noon or later proceed straight to your reserved site, then go by office. The check in is smooth and the office staff is very professional. They will take the time to explain the do's and don't's of the RV park. You leave with a very good understanding of their rules. The sites are gravel and vey level. Our site had 30/20 amp electrical with water, sewer and cable TV. It also had a paved patio with picnic table. This is a very clean and well organized park. I watched park staff rack the sites level, hand clean the picnic table and power post. And sweep the patio. The bathrooms (at least the Men's room) are small but adequet. In between the men's and women's bathrooms is a coin operated laundry. Its $2.50 for 30 minutes for washing machine and $2.25 for 50 minutes of dryer use. The showers and toilets were extremely clean. This RV park appears to be an older property, but it is very well maintained. In Addition, The park location enables one to walk to Sedona shops and restuarants. I think the the site price is a good value for the location and the cleaniness of the grounds and facilities.